“I saw a fire on the news where animals were involved, and my mom and I were talking, and we found out many departments didn’t have the pet oxygen kits to help animals in house fires,” Jakub wrote in an email Tuesday.

When the Coventry Fire Department responded to a structure fire on Hyacinth Avenue on April 14, firefighters were prepared not only to battle the blaze, but to lend a helping hand to man's best friend.

When there's a fire, people aren't the only ones affected by smoke inhalation. Sometimes their pets are too.

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